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BRIAN HAPPY TO TAKE A POINT

BRIAN HAPPY TO TAKE A POINT

SPIRIT: Barry-Murphy

DESPITE letting a two-goal lead slip, Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy was delighted with the efforts of his side.
He said: “It was a very tough game for ourselves, as we expected.
“In the first half, I felt we were dangerous when we had our moments.
“We would like to have had more of those. And in the end, obviously, when Middlesbrough come back into the game and have such momentum, it’s difficult to stem the tide.”
Despite their position in the table, Cardiff have now lost just one of their last four games, and Barry-Murph...

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